Operations Management

Operations management is concerned with designing and controlling the production of goods or services. Based on a company’s competitive and business strategy, operations managers develop and control the process of transforming inputs (e.g. raw materials, labor, information, energy) into outputs (e.g., goods and services). Operations Management consists of numerous subfields. In this course, we will focus on: operations strategy, process analysis, capacity management, forecasting, waiting line management, and inventory management.

Understand key operations management concepts such as operations strategy, process analysis, capacity management, forecasting, waiting line management, and inventory management.

• Indusrty, innovation and infrastracture

In presence

The course uses lectures, online simulations, and case study analysis to teach advanced methods of Operations Management to future executives.
Class attendance must be at least 80% of classes.

Class Participation (10%)

Quizzes (20%) 
Cases (30%)

Final written exam (40%)